
Minnesota brewers tap into shifting tastes
Craft breweries in Minnesota created new products and events they hope appeal to younger customers of drinking age, who tend to drink less beer than members of older generations.
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Craft breweries in Minnesota created new products and events they hope appeal to younger customers of drinking age, who tend to drink less beer than members of older generations.
Emma Pardini of WLSSD in Duluth answers questions we couldn't get to at Project Optimist's October recycling panel discussion.
A young St. Cloud man started a program to connect senior citizens with students. The effort succeeded, but it’s tough to find students across Minnesota willing to organize similar events in their communities.
Students from the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University joined a moderated conversation about social connectedness and loneliness.
We break down the results from our 2024 Audience Survey and share how it will inform our work in 2025 and beyond.
The Western Lake Superior Sanitary District has run a compost site since 2001. During that time, the district has added 12 community drop-off sites, in addition to taking food waste from businesses.
April Hepokoski, of Esko, offers tips for people looking to reduce the amount of trash they produce.
Recycling is real, progress is happening, and give your recyclables a sanitary rinse. Yes, you!
Project Optimist visited the Otter Tail County Recycling Center on Oct. 1 to see how recyclable materials are sorted and to learn more about the process.